Former Roswell firefighter sentenced to jail and probation
Tyler Leadingham, 25, a former Roswell Fire Department member, received one day in jail and three years probation after pleading guilty to shooting from a motor vehicle, tampering with evidence, and driving intoxicated. Deputies testified, urging accountability, while the judge noted the seriousness but offered a deferred sentence option. Leadingham previously resigned after a separate suspended license arrest.
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Cheney undergoes heart pump surgery for congestive failure
Former Vice President Dick Cheney disclosed he had surgery to implant a left ventricular assist device LVAD to support his failing heart. The operation at Inova Fairfax Hospital followed months of worsening congestive heart failure and aims to improve quality of life and activity level.
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New Mexico Trust Lands Generate 420 Million in Revenue
The State Land Office reports about 420 million dollars in revenue for the budget year, driven mainly by oil and gas royalties on trust lands. Oil and royalty income totaled 390 million for the year ending June, a drop of about 20 percent from 2009, with mining grazing leases and land sales also contributing.
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Highway partially reopens to freight at border linking Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey
Officials reopen the busy highway connecting Nuevo Laredo with Monterrey to trucks and buses after six days of flood closures in the Rio Grande basin. Cars remain halted by water two feet deep in sections but could resume by Thursday. A four mile line of trucks and buses awaited the reopened route.
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California marijuana ballot study predicts price drop and use rise
A RAND study says if voters approve a November ballot measure allowing counties to license and tax adult pot sales, high grade marijuana could fall from 375 to 38 per ounce, potentially boosting use and reducing tax windfall. The report contrasts medical and recreational pricing dynamics.
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Burglary at Storage Units Yields No Theft
Police were sent to 5143 S Sunset Ave to a burglary of two storage units. Doors damaged, repairs estimated at 500 dollars. A separate incident near 900 block West Second Street left a Roswell patrol car damaged by a bicyclist ramming the vehicle, front door and right mirror costing 760 dollars.
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Fraud investigated at IRC Occupational Medicine in Albuquerque area
Police investigated a man who offered a fake New Mexico driver license and Social Security card during a drug screening at IRC Occupational Medicine on Country Club Road. The suspect said he bought the documents in Albuquerque for 700 dollars. Embezzlement reported at Allied Cash Advance on Main Street with an employee admitting theft by opening loans in customers’ names. Crimestoppers tips invited with anonymity and possible reward.
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Country Club Road
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